How to use latest data to boost property returns
It pays to think beyond your home state when looking for a property investment with the best potential return.
Unsuspecting vendors risk huge losses in tax shake-up
Vendors selling their multi-million dollar homes this weekend could lose hundreds of thousands of dollars at settlement because of poor legal advice.
Value investors embrace the anarchy trade
In a world where returns are negative, gold - with no practical use, dividends or interest - comes into its own.
Rates will rise if AAA rating falls
It won't affect government borrowing costs but losing the AAA will hurt businesses and people with mortgages.
Is it worth fixing your mortgage rate?
The RBA may not have lowered the official cash rate this week but the banks are certainly battling it out on fixed mortgage rates. So if you're sitting on a large home loan, should you just go with the ride and stay on a variable rate? Or should you fix?
Investors put through election ringer
Having just digested the budget measures, investors are still wondering which of them will see the light of day.
Ex-Guvera staffers anxious over unpaid super
Former Guvera employees have accused the company of not paying their superannuation for as long as two years.
Beware advisers with fancy yachts
Investors are at risk of falling victim to exotic products that purport to defy or redefine the link between risk and return.
Full steam ahead for superannuation changes
Bi-partisan support for superannuation changes could provide a new template for Parliament to progress policy.
How investors are responding to Brexit
Amid market turmoil some fund managers see Brexit as a buying opportunity for UK-exposed stocks while others are running for safe havens.
